Goldwyn Pictures logo

Taken from my "Devil to Pay" VHS.

Taken from all MGM films in the early 1940s.

Taken from "He Who Gets Slapped"

Goldwyn Pictures Effects

The first logo of MGM's television division.

This logo is not really customized, but at the end, you can hear bells. Thanks to Juniorfan88 for uploading the 1983 re-make of "A Christmas Story".

This is rare because it uses a short-lived Bob the Lion logo and Turner/WB doesn't make a big deal of pre-1986 MGM films they own. Taken from "Lust for Life" on Turner Classic Movies.

Today's MGM logo. Taken from "Beauty Shop" (2005).

This logo is like the 1958 logo, but with a different roar. Taken from "Poltergeist" (1982).

I hit rare loot! I found the 1934 "Tanner the Lion" MGM logo in color with the "National Velvet" cue music! I can't wait to rub this in on LogicalSmash!

The Jury-Metro-Goldwyn Distributors logo.

Here's the 50th Anniversary logo tat was shown for MGM in 1974. Unlike the normal silver-ribbon Leo the Lions, this has bright yellow text on the dark background and text states Golden Anniversary on   more...there. Enjoy!!  less

Taken from "Captain and the Kids" on Boomerang.

It wasn't easy for me to upload this. I had to capture the video using a Sanyo digital camera. I synced the audio and video and trimmed them a bit in Final Cut. If you want to see this logo in better   more...quality, go check the DVD release of "The Pirate" from Warner Home Video.

This shouldn't really be considered a variant. It should be an exclusive MGM logo with cue music on Turner Classic Movies. Hope you enjoy this logo as much as I enjoyed it when I saw the logo during "The Pirate" at 2:15 PM. By the way, this is the first video.

"The Pirate" and the MGM logo are trademarks of Warner Bros. Entertainment. I am not affiliated, in any way, with that company.  less

The MGM logo with the MGM jingle from the logo variation where no sound comes out of the lion's mouth.

Do you think this is scary?

A random fake trailer I did once in 2006 with no plot at all!

Hot pink, fuchsia, neon, it's all Matthew Hunt tells us.

(Oh crap, it's another K-Fee vid) A fake logo! Not for the faint of heart.
Taken from the imaginary B-movie "The Vorewolf" (1974)

Taken from "Kids Incorporated".

Taken from "American Gladiators" on ESPN Classics
Downloaded it from joecool85 from Dailymotion. Not from randomchannel134 here on livevideo.

The Ultra-rare logo of MGM/UA Diamond Jubilee Television.

We ought to thank Mr. joecool85 from dailymotion. This was 60th Anniversery edition of when MGM in 1924. In this particular logo, there are 3 things different from the regular silver-ribbon MGM/UA Entertainment   more...they used from 1983-1987 to this one. First is the text. The text inside the dark background has a turqouise blue color for it's color text; second, the ribbon represented would be the first year the actual MGM lion has a Golden ribbon; third, the roar Stanley or Leo uses is different because it's the roar Leo or Stanley used between the years 1957-1982 and Tanner used between 1953-1956. Of course, I forgot to mention short-lived Bob also used that same roar. This is different from the usual '83-'87 logo, but it's different in a good way. Don't ask me what the sound at the very end of the logo is because I think it's at the start of "Breakin" Enjoy!!  less